What Historians Are Saying About UNPAID LABOR®

 
“Unpaid Labor, LLC stands out among a whole host of positive efforts to move beyond blame and guilt and find innovative paths of change.”
— Peter Wood, Ph.D.
 
“This initiative offers a realistic promise of hope and empowerment at a time when they are sorely needed.”
— James Brewer Stewart, Ph.D.
 
“I support your worthy effort, and believe it will contribute to Americans (white) understanding the central role that slavery played in our nation’s development.”
— Van E. Gosse, Ph.D.
 
“Unpaid Labor’s message, well grounded in the economic and political realities of United States history, represents a worthwhile pursuit of racial and economic justice.”
— Scott Hancock, Ph.D.
 
“Your work to increase public awareness of the crucial contribution of Unpaid Labor by African Americans in creating the United States is a vitally important public service which American historians ought to support.”
— Harry L. Watson, Ph.D.
 
“I am happy to support this much-needed initiative.”
— Julie P. Winch, Ph.D.
 
“Godspeed in your good work.”
— Tamara Plankins Thornton, Ph.D.
 
“Count me in!”
— Henry Louis Gates,Jr., Ph. D.
 
“To fail to include this story as part of the way we teach America history is to rob future generations of a true account of this nation’s story. I am grateful for your work and happy to support it.”
— James W. Fraser, Ph. D.
 
“Best of luck with this endeavor: it is time America confronts its unvarnished past.”
— Noeleen Mcilvenna, Ph.D.